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Sample rows

0 of the 369 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Texas has the most listings: 39 businesses, 27 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 33.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 339 businesses have a name used only once.

Of the 258 email addresses, 110 (43%) are role addresses such as info@, 101 (39%) name a person and 47 (18%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this parochial school email list?

The parochial school file has 369 Google Maps listings in the Parochial school category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one school that a church or parish runs or sponsors, from preschool through grade school or high school. A school with two campuses can appear twice, and a school that shares a building with a parish has its own row.

258 of the listings have an email address, read from the school's website. One address per school. The file also contains 354 phone numbers and 325 websites. School offices answer phones during the school day, so phone and email reach different parts of the morning.

Every row has the single category Parochial school. Grade ranges are not in the file. The school's site shows whether it is a K-8 school, a high school or a preschool.

How can you segment the file?

Three columns give school vendors a usable split once the CSV is in a spreadsheet.

State and city set territory for school vendors with local reps. Texas has 39 listings, Florida 33, California 21, and New York 19. Chicago and Dallas have 5 listings each, the most among cities. A vendor who sells to one diocese can pick the cities inside it.

Email type tells you who opens the message. The file gives 101 named-person addresses, 110 role addresses and 47 free-mail addresses. A named-person address often belongs to the principal or the school administrator. A role address such as office@ or admissions@ reaches the school secretary or the admissions coordinator.

Name words describe the school. Saint, Catholic, Lutheran, Christian, Academy, Regional or Day School in the name show the affiliation and the level. The category cannot separate Catholic schools from Lutheran ones, so the name and the site have to.

• State and city: a diocese area or a metro.
• Business name words: Saint, Catholic, Lutheran, Academy, Regional.
• Email type: principal or administrator versus office or admissions.
• Website: look for grade range, tuition page, enrollment dates and PTA.

Who buys a parochial school email list?

Companies that sell to private K-12 schools are the buyers. Curriculum and textbook publishers pitch religion and core subject programs. School management software sellers offer tuition billing, enrollment and parent communication. Uniform suppliers and school spirit wear shops pitch to schools with dress codes.

School photographers, yearbook printers and fundraising companies that run walk-a-thons and product drives contact the office. Playground and gym equipment sellers, school furniture makers and lunch program providers reach administrators. Security camera and door access vendors sell to schools that worry about entry control. Enrollment marketing agencies help schools with falling headcounts. Tuition assistance and education scholarship organizations also use the list to find schools, as do teacher recruiters.

How do you run outreach to parochial schools?

The school calendar sets the timing. Buying decisions for supplies, curriculum and software happen in winter and spring for the next school year. Summer is quiet, and the first weeks of fall are busy for the office. A yearbook or photo vendor should write before the school year starts.

The school secretary usually opens the role address and decides what reaches the principal. Make your subject line clear and name the school. Ask for the person who handles purchasing. A named-person address can reach the principal directly, who might be teaching or in meetings, so keep the message short.

Use the website to personalize. A school with a tuition page cares about billing software. A school that lists a gym cares about floor and equipment suppliers. A school that advertises small classes cares about classroom materials.

Dedupe by domain, since a school with two campuses may share a site. Send in small batches and read the replies and bounces before the next send.

What email rules apply when you contact parochial schools?

Two CAN-SPAM basics cover a commercial email to a school: a valid physical postal address for your company in the message, and a working opt-out that you honor. The school secretary who reads the inbox will likely look for that link first.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Texas has 39 parochial school listings and 27 emails. Florida has 33 and 23, California 21 and 15, New York 19 and 13, Georgia 18 and 13 and Illinois 18 and 13. Indiana has 15 and 10, Wisconsin 14 and 10, Pennsylvania 13 and 9 and Tennessee 13 and 9.

Chicago and Dallas have 5 listings each. Brighton in Michigan, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Memphis and Fort Worth have 3 each, and Victorville, Los Angeles and Bakersfield have 2 each.

The counts per city are small, so state is the working unit for most sellers. A vendor with a field rep can pair the file with ZIP codes to plan a route.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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